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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
Mr.. BORDEN AND MR.. CRIN,lINs TO RESIGN.

NIX. UlIDEN AND WIZ. tNlh ~ - iti@''''+''
rrF PARK COMMISSIONERS INDIGNANT At lHE
ACTION oP THE BOARD or ESTIMATE.
The PARK Commissioners were In state q demorsllia-
ton ycsieray over the action OF the Board OF Esmae 10
cutting down their appropriations for The year Ie-dens
Borden denounced the action an outrage The Hoard
ne said had placed their estimate at tho lowest possible
ngaros not caring AK FOR moro than was actually h
cesnry 10 conduct tho department In the interests OF the
city. ne continued
m. ,..t If Mr. Coleman va. pnustaabie And hs state
neut. were utterly untrue i5se @sSsr sni The Tesu
.ieemee IN The PARK oree con o. manner d"rSs Ito
last year There have ben l ens' 70, va@ns a a.,
S Saisiao ~ e.o Az Y ~'ihsSi Inc
The commissioners Yesterday directed he heads ~ the
several depar,ment. 70 present sworn statements OF
tnoso facts 70 witch Mt Coleman referred These state
mouts u was SAIL will show that his figures arc entirely
wrong Mr Crinnnins said
di.su.e with the IN witch ne cry lS ss tss
interest Of ~. CIV more heart than myself and
should ave m,i Tie board long aso la g. ia.
Msyor lioW newt wcek 10 go eject a. he can
H"4 sGo s :' 10 pRS 10 10y IS moi know Why W.
should sulect Nr Borden or ny sou 20 ~ ,,s and n lie
lad he dpease with Mr. Beehmsn a. hss gern
s sp,nsbic' - ,,,,
Tic only member Of the Park Board who looks on ms
result with Indifference IL Mr. Powers President bven
Mr. Crimmlns and Mr. Beekman were appointed ~ aSo
Grace Mr. Powers Is La,nnany Ina nlan had d" hut a
small share In the administration OF We ARK:
Mr. BeeKmau retres when he assumes Once ~ pr,,e
of the Board OF Aldermen to-day and II Mr. bIdch anu
Mr. Criunins resign he will he the only remaining ,eiu
her az the Board and viii have chance 10 Vhlloalo
himself Mr. Powers attributes the action OF the boai
OF Estimate to Mayor Grace. The Mayor nc salh ny
eXneced MIR Reokman 10 resign In order permit him to
appoint the new Commissioner. Mr. Cruimlns Nro III
tatcd that tue nn"l appor ,baI NJ np neetmsn
would not resign ard give Mr.. Grace
chance Another OF difference Is In regaI1
10 The amendment OF superintendent of the annexed
district Mr. Emmett. friend OF Mr Crlmmins receiver
the appointment Mr. Bcesman. after promising nc
broke hs promise NJ the request OF Mr. Crinmlns Ibls
is said to Ice the original ~ tho difficulty between
the Park Board and Mayor Grace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
A BRITISH STgA NER ASHORE.

vAsHIycToS. Dec. 31.-The Signal Corps station at
Cape Henry. Va reports follows: a" Tie steamer Pi-
rate Of 0ias~ow. Captain HUGHES. with Of fifteen
msn and cargo OF lumber from Baltimore TO Kingston.
ran ashore one mile northwest OF the station at p
yesterday. The tide II high and heavy The captain
Ind crew remain aboard The Of fe-savng station
No the wreck ready 70 render assistance aud
WEockexD have been informed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
THE COCETS.
JUSTICE DivIS's LAST JUDICIAL ACT

-
\ STAY CHAINED 40 VIE. JARVIS ~ TIE CASE or
IuE PAE-EE NuECHANE
The a oreiil act % PIc'i ING Justice Noah Davis ~
the -upt nc tolr wac Dos decision handed down yes
tcrdty on The appn,aaon f,r Nathaniel Janis. Jr clerk
81 the touri % Common Pleas. f,r stay OF proceedings
pcnGus h- appeal from Tho J".nent o fsGo~' 80 rem
dero against Au committee oi the estate OF EomIulco
Eyramicc Colnh the s1no parscc merchant ~ 'c
ol Itr..oU Han Euflsl hH,ifi Hauui-f lNf 81 tine
tine ,t}. o. tEc effect 0nly after execution ia- issued
ana levy hH~ been made GA Tie property 81 M jaf is,
Say, in distance:
1t enough tat there reasonable ground, Tor iho ap
peel Fu ent ~ en' the nppe sl n To- ing ir'or 800
- Insisted OF t'' appellant %
lld lr. lcpn b-cat-c tho -ud,.c amt
of NATTER Ia Vth tic appellant ap-
ulfnfsI Umr Toe aui aturrtltr tic
cnhr co in ofusr accounting 90 tr t..r OF
toliinpu Ilrs. f3 ilat Ipfulrir
pounded against tie d,"ueht a. that me - cnan q,
iihl btsaur liked ~ the tine oi lac death 81 Toe luusc
al TIE then remaining IN hands and That tlc
rounding Interest that date % The RENDITION
q judgment Wa imW"PSr art iliefai These
uf review i'ln appeal anI J..ut
any opinion hoN sloui hr dcr rriu, ounus
there suc -nt ontt conc sug them a. Justify
counsel tIc appellant ~ tho appeal iAe
pcliaut Ice undertaking win suh-
cent security In The p"hhy Of -loop Tor ir pawn al 81 all
cos Ice adiudgci against HIM by
upon H.. appeaL lie should alsO 10 required to
proceed with all possible dispatch IN tho prosecution
Of appeal 1hc p.utiH should De- 81 liberty
execut upon the judgment and levy Tho upuH
property that be found within tn jurisdiction aud tho
ony restrict further Proceedings
squent " levy Of such atom. tho appellant
s0u he required also TO deposit VITA hr clerk OF tho
Dee applied iut"m"ut Vcrsey 10 him
may be Or.oIcd by The appellate court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
SCALl. IrCIIY SKIN
And Al Itching and -cay skin aud -calD Diseases Cured
b., Cuiicufa.

PSORIASIS. Eczema letter Rncworir. G "a. Prartus
Scad Head Mix crust bandra BARRIERS EaAtrs Oroeers
aud washerwoman's Itch ami every species Of I~hinz
Burning scaly Plmply Iunors OF The san ana scalp VITA
Loss VI Ar positively cure, by CT lCI A the gtess
- Cure and CUrItUkA SOAP IN exquisite SAN bead
M externally and CI-rfCTRA RE-OLVENT. the
BLOOD Purifier internally, when physicians and all other
&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
ALONG TIE sovND.

BE-nsLrDEr- Ting 81 Clti-t tNurch tarHI Just
lei p condition ~ the rector ~" Rev i'fctJ L.
N atu.l George L. Porter gave pr"
s,oI. u'u Alte tle meeting ,"Hr Toe waited ii ID
500 tid ffuG'r 81 o. M D. axe
d vacation f,ft. s'ol A.
lis Yy an dccfus sable The par "a All continue AS
f4.aIf tie .uc snl sutpJ thc phli. ST. " .iI'
start fOf Eutllud urEt wo'S WpH'n 90 tLc Ntst
vrsfrfrAY While tutng bread brought 20 -trf nom De
rnlIae OF teeth sup Osc 70 belong 10 no
L..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
P-ORI,-I-. OR ~CALY SKIN.

John J. Case d. D. - having pr1cti-ei dentistry ID ths
county for thirty years and being wekno"n to thou
,ands herabouts with help who ara afflicted as
have the past twelve years testify that tho ca IL
CtRA REMEDIES cured Psoriasis, or soay ska n
eight days after with whom had consuitei gave
me- no help or announcement JOHN J. CASE DDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
NLW.J Jersey.

Wfrutw.s.~.. T4ul. Nuuu. a sailor ou tho bark Nary
shore io, drowned Ncet'i lay
by i.!lug lu.A tie Nts-oi nr livcI 90 Bruc~on haas
ItLAHtIm- tseultei H. iron.
tl CO.. .- lay of sI.ou uy ro osAu %'"N'es 90
Co., ,ty General uf.Se c,pIAI Jug Tue /ou.
ayes Wal have = band OF mats musicians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

Inc hNvfNlou VI VI" NFN-lWN biTiI'b ifiNi'fl UNI
pany The appointment of commissioners unicr the tunnel
ling 1880 to determine whether o company shall bo
s IL under Broa 'Tay and Madison
ave denied hy The General Term Oi The supreme
Court Justice Biirrti, who wrote the OPINION which
Brady COucufTol, holds af thu
ton II skes away from the local autAOutos the right TO
give withhold their consent. He "iudcTgrouni
railroads IN cito-nr quite ggant crt~rpSe, and nNO
valuable Tanollscs and gOant tbiic anu
surface elevated f.urDId The mi.cie
aimed at by tho anne nHmcnt Apply with oquH! and
The local authorities have greater ntfc In the sewerage
iructh tno surface than anything
likely he Affected 10y railroad Tho
property along tie line vo lsO deep
Inc the vaults tho securty ~ thcr build
tie srfgcea q In the methods 10 be- adopted
V initiating the tunnels" The Juice mold. that under
ground firoad railroad within both letter ani
@pifir Constitution. Tho tuuLclng not 81 1870
ucoust prov dlug for the substitution Of
judgment cOmmi- s0rer~, iackod uP ny that o. the
preuc Court IN 0 local HufhOTtc tho
ruclion Of any street railroad whether underground
nflr rtvfga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
No JTCENSE FOR WEBSTER NALL.

The Board yesterday refused 20 give license to
Charles Goisten. proprietor Of Webster Hall In East
stating that his application had been rejected
IN accor with the rule established tbs Board wIh
gard licensing Of places and tho protests Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
1T EEEI.G GOOD.
Cesa! Notices.
NrOTICE.-TO THE CREDITORS OF The
~ CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF

~ a
~ CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMFANf Z"
Hartford. Conn. ,, ~,
The following copy OF tho ORDER OF Hon Dwight '" rn
dee Judge of supreme Court OF Errors oil Conneou.
limiting time presentation OF claims against S1
,o,nr.nv which order was passed october !, 1856
The the Charter Oak Life Insurance company
are hereby required present their claims against said com
pany to Isaac ". Brooks and Edmund a. sednao OF n
o Cam Receivers said company or TO one OF then on
o h.,ore the lst day July 1887 SAID claims SHAH %
ds q, writing and IN of policy claims they shall reef
10 the policy under which said clam made IS far as pos
bic by number OF policy and name ofinsured; aud INC
and extent OF such claim by the person making ''e '
,, ma 20, firth at large In case any clam Is made ny an
executor Administrator, Conservation. GuardA" OF i'
proof OF such appointment. under seal OF inc propo 80
must accompany SAID claim, and all claims aim The
anv IN shal, presented 20 sara mt az
Inns herein limited viii DO forever barte u,
tho estate in tho possession and eon'i0' u INV
A''o"'' IsAACw BROOKS, Receivers.
EDNUND A. SrESMAN.)
Hartford Conn. Nov. 20. 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
IONG IsLNND.

WOuuHA Dams who has been MISSING from her
FRIDAY OF lts week t0und m New forE
t-f tir house OF retttv'...- Charles haTuin mas
Lost chdrun s-aTrt lover within lew Gays and
Other CliirCh are III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
Hlisrellaneons.
DR VELPEAU'S CANKEklNE

~ - Lurn. scalds sors tnro sm cd
au ' 81 he o s Il:
ever offered equal IL y on,rsd IN three W AZ
minutes pain taken ron ToN, Up ras
a. ~ IN Ne%YorS. Wholesale Agent ana '''
GENERALLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

Your CUTICURA REMEDIES performed wonderful
cure last summer customers. old gentleman
OF seventy years age suffered with fearnll distress
inc eruption on his and face and who had tired All rene
dies and doctors 10 purpose j. r. sAl II W.
Texarkaul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Uor~,nu Hou,e-Cong- william w. Morrowi OF Shn'
forna and r. r. Bragg 81 Wisc0naiE. G,fey HyW,e,'
Rotary Of state J. = Robinson, ot Ohio ho'et bT
Ihe lion William &. Maxwell, Of England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

Sold by all druggists Price CUTIcCRA' 90 GEMS IN
SOLVENT 81: SOAP, 25 cents. POTTER DRUG AM
CHEMICAL Co. Boston.
send for - How TO Cure skin Diseases.
BEAUTIFY tho Complexion and skin by using inc CT 'i
CVRA SOAP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
prSTp,yFvLO OF SCALES.

" E. Carpenter Henderson y. Y. cured OF Psorass or
.prosy 81 twenty years standing, by CUTlCCRA RENE
DIES. The wonderful cure on record aus y.
s.. heu from him daily Physicians and his friends thought
no must die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
GEOGRAPHICALLY CURED.

For the radical cure OF an OF Eczema OF one
standing give entire credit TO tho CCTICURA RENE
DIES f. B. RICHARDSON, NewIIayen, Conn.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

him but positively dseiIned accept the appo'o'nent ns
brilliant young man. snd doabess has nne future Oeio'o
him
The following eonvcrsaion bad with Ar Hewitt IN
regard to the reihef ~ ~ General shaler
Have believe inst yon' enirv M" ons
viii hasten Ooverrnf act upon MAYOR "aces oue'
femoVIna General fhalDr f .--.,-- al.
tuow nothing whatever - ne Governors intention IN
has passed e'tNfe
I him resignation 10 d7E - MrnDe1 ~
Congress Iufev formal note Rr aside rom ~
haa sort ~ relations with him election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
WILL. GENERAL sHALER BE REMOVED NOW

There Is belief In certain quarters that Governor Hill
has withheld his approval OF the removal by Mayor
Grace OF General shalrr president OF the Board OF
Health because be not willing allow the Mayor 10
appoint General shaler's successor Mayor Grace was
asked yesterday II there any truth ths rumor lie
said
really tell, have knowledge on the suLiect
and therefore II would be anesty improper
thing IL IL true that offered position president
OF the Health Board 10 Mt Roosevelt pfovLed The Governor
coneurred IA General 5haiofs removal have tho utmost
Confidence IN MI kVusevelis honesty and capaDlty HIS
services Al Albany in procuring good legislation this
t.s pa lllC arc fully aware Of | Knew that he would
Is far possible. conduct the affairs that important
partment ia suth 10 commend himself publio
prove that choice POSITION was good
Ho declined to acc p the appointment the
ground that the artnent has single
not make such ohsDges IN he probably deem
sirable. He thanked for the confidence 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
On tho Produce Exchange today the Butter market rrsi
IA, r.tmrry . 1905. D.ry l.G--c. Eggs $50

Produce Etehlngo TODAY tue Bn,ter market rgei
hru~ ,r, '..., , 3.sJo1' Dairy l-e--@ Esq $50
cssfs,r+ Pee VILE % g s s5s'' %
- e ho,egf, 1000 Iusn. .bSmen,. 10000 lush. -.
Corn uul No. Mixed Is -... oat.-N04 Mixed
s. 20 BniEmeAi-. shoulder. ; short ia6s - -
- - %. y sa l' H IN oG Of Sn0 aa I'e
o'' On S 20, a.. S ,so, S i 5 common ana
Receipts 800 head; shipments go head. Esss dul
DEMON. Dec 3i.-who,tYo. w ,eeA,h s2'.e.. cash
s@ .' JAM s5,,e ts,. Soqc Nav. Reacio,s,i.iGo
1a,n co'a-N@ $50, receipts l9io0 ou'a :;.
C1,. Clover soed-C;,sh g - February $500.
casa iac. jan 49, Nav 81 s.,.,;:...cora aul-Nc.
20 80 1s'' G safcvSo FyS sisn.
Me's Fork be-, az 49, Jan- sl2 20 lar!-
barry lsa2 c. Eggs at 2les2c cA,e.e-Ch, aar,
ia'a nsre, 1920 9ash snit@snt'-f.our 1925 cOa
Pun ADELrHA DC. Si;nt,Gar -Haled Wy firm. but
ienl,ytyana Fa MY s. - 81 90 pennsyiTanS Roller
rrec' - 'sS;t pos"AFs fty s;o1sS' 20
L.u' An 2outnr,n !!no'; Gear g. o. a. - 70 strNsAt
Minnesota bakers clear - Ooes4 % dodo straight 50
81 50 - kro nouI So 70 choice Buekwneat 90
80 seA-Opsnei strong ana plres 10 e,y dea,inss ad
other gram centres res subsequently Iu.ctod &C from
AMI espSrt demand Ight No 2Rcd December g!sJ2 g
January & o S teSra1rs HtagS &C. M4sa 90
steamer NJ Mi,e IN gram depot fIsc NO ,oox
tGIc.. January iGGidLc. February i7.at1Ao. March
tSA SC...... Oats spot lots steady. nd moderate
so NJ Nrd 81 y S6 ~. Wh0 Western Grftel ~ 0Si
No. A.. White Dee. 81 a be. Jan. 81 .ei~-l rob. So
% Sc. 40. Far to uood - jJe.. Weo .s. choce
81 10 Fair Goot - 05uci -tuc 30 soc
Far tn GOod A. 5Uc. usDrOns ch0it Far
To UOOd - iSc.. Mammoth P,ar chOtN obs. q
GuVd - isc... Provisions Uncha.Rrl dressed Hogs.
6.d5 Liri. CITY refined 81 - %. ioGU d.
butchers loose $500 Butter-Fmm. Pennsylvania
creamery Extra. 81 032c.i Bradford COIuty
YORK Extra. - 02sc. Western iadle EAtrt e5S2tc
ChresoNe York tul cream Is gc... susar-Granuated
5Ac.. CoAiectioner, A. 5Pe., Powdered DC receipts
Oats ll4OO bush. Smpments-Wheit LOO bush
400 Uusn Uat, 1900 bush
ST Louis Dec. Sl.-Fiour-XXX 50 55a265 Family
s. 90 Choice 50 - rs 80. Fancy - 80 Extra
Fancy 81 95d4 10 Patents - 3OG4 90 heat higher
No Red Winter cash s2isc. Jan s2'io. closing Il
No Mixed Cash. "a y 03Ou, Jan Sj &c. Feb 81 9c
May ~ sG4O'sc, closing 40 OatsNo. = Mixed
Cash she: Jan. 2yc. May 81 GSl Sc Rye At SIC
*; Barev-No market Butler Creamery "a s2;c.
Iay-Thmoily so 5oSl2 So prairiS 50 Goa 10 90
Is D7c... corn Meat 81 OOt02 % -. hlskev-
Sales ~ - 90. Provluons Pork sl2 25. ~ 50
Bnlk Meats loose lots Long Clear. ~ 90 RIBS.
Short RiDs SIS 90 Short Clear 81 % BacOnLOug Clear
81 30. short Ribs AT ~ 81 -. Snort Cloar 81 TO-
Hams unchanged nj 9a.0llc hoceots- Flour Lou
Flour 5000 bills. wheat - 900 OOJ Uu,n.
oats 1000 bush hyo. 1900 bush Barney 1910 bush.
TOLEDO. Deo. 81. Wheat active cash Sac Jan. $40
Nay. 0O'sc... Corn Gull cash 32S.c ....Oats
Neglected Clover Seei- Cash 81 %. Jan ~ 90 March
- oO. .ReoeDtsWheat 5000 bush. Corn 2OOOD Dnsh.:
l4Oo0 bush Corn 1000 bush oats 49,. bush. Glover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

IIr mrNr.t cash urI1o- fol0w9.- Whea9-No. 2
spring 20. -uring Tict No Rel T9+.C Corn -
y, 3. -. .uats-No 70 2c Eye-No 2. 54G--..
Hsrlev-No. . 62sic.... Flax seudS0 l. - -. PumO
IlDtuV - 70 ...Mcs' forx ~ - Llrd-S6 3D..
Short t.lb o. Dry satei shouders IuIoi
clear ~ideA boxed. so - nlaNsr. FL -
per gallon .. -urar-tut Loaf dIc. Grmulated 6'ec.;
faritid A." &c pts-Flour 10000 bbS Wheat
90 juu tush.. corn lIruuU bush. oats $4,000 busn.
Ity- OnO BUSH Barley 2s.Ouu 5usa. ~lnUnoLtstl0
. 900 bh4. Nnr.- I4.OOJ bush. Corn $1,000 Ousa-
Oats 1900 Oush.. Ryo bush. BarIsv $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

sAyAyNAH. Dec. 3l.-TlrDentine firm AZ 35c
WILMINGTON. Dec. 3l.-rurpebtine firm AZ a. -,
CHARLESTON. Dec. 3l.-Kurpentlne firm AZ 3Jl,c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

Numerous decisions were handed down by the General
Term Of the Supreme Court yesterday which the most
important as follows:
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-08-06

1t was announced Tuesday that John Tsy-
or, president of the Mormon church. died
Monday evening at Salt Lake City. John
Taylor wac bern at Wiathorpe, Wes.morcls nd
county, England, November /, 1908: Joined
the Methodist church in England: enigrated
to Canada IN 1882, following his parents, who
Welt TWO years before. Got ia conflict with
the Methodists in Toronto and be-
came a Progressist Methodist, when
Parlev /. Pratt visited that city. In 1886
Taylor and others were baptized in the MOI
mon church By Hill, and in 1887 gathered TO
Rutland, Ohio. Ia 1888 Joseph Smith had a
revelation" naming Tsylor and Others for
members Of the quorum Of twelve apostles
TO fill vacancies. Taylor Gid much missionary
work for The church for twenty years in for
eign lands. He was also editor of various
churcu papers; was with Joseph Smith in Car.
image jail, and received four shots when The
assallants ouened fire: was president Of the
twelve apostles when Brigham Young died
In 1877, and AS such renamed the head of the
church till 1880, when he organized the first
presidency anew, taking the chief place him
self, which he held till his death After the
passage OF the Edniands law, In 1882, he pre-
tended to give up his wives, but constantly
preached that no Mormon could do this. and
nobodf believed he had lone It. He was ia.
dicted early In 1855, and last appeared Ia rub.
lie February l, 1850. Since then he has been
in hiding from the officers OF law. TAYLOR was
one Of the earliest and firmest adherents Of
poiygamy, although after adopting It
ne took occasion to deny that such
a practice prevailed among Morrnous.
Geo. z. Cannon publishes a long
announcement OF Taylor's de ath In the Desert
News. Cannon says Taylor occupied the
place of OF a double martyr. and has been
allied by the cruelty Of officials who have IN
THIS territory misrepreseuted the government
Of the United States. Again: Hi blood
stains the ctothos OF men who, with insensate
hate, offered rewards for his arrest and have
bounded him TO his grave.u
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-08-06
CHICAGO MANIPULATOEy.
An Important Witness Takes a Vacation
--McGarig!e's Trail.

C1rCAao, July s9.-Wil.on g.. Baker, .
real estate broker, who agreed to testify FOX
the prosecution in the Doodle case, has disap-
peareo. Baker negotiated the sale Of the re-
fJrm school property, making q bargain
whereby The land was to be let 90 by the
county for s50, 1000, IL $1,000 additional was
given, 10 be divided among The county com
missioners. Bipper, the county meat con
tractor, subsequently offered 5000 premium
TO the &C mmisstonere, and Bakers bargain
fell through. 1t vas reported to-3sy that
Baker is in hiding at Pewaukee, Wisconsin,
where his expenses are being paid by Com.
missioner Wren, Van Pelt and other defend
ants, until the present L ial Is ended.
The published dis atches to-day, stating
that the schooner Blake on which McGarigle
is supposed To have fed, had passed through
The straits OF Msckinaw, were somewhat OF n
surprise, but those In authority were inclined
20 Gisbelieve them. The sheriff said this even
ng that his last advice fir sm st. Iguace was
'hat tie Blake had not been seen, and nc
could not reconcile the two III sun
uc would not say 1t was hot true, aud addict
that If she had slipped through he was afraid
McGarig!e would not be seen very soon again.
Even pte ter interest than Usual was mani
ltslCu IL tut VITAL Ao-ddN. MuJL Oh Tie Ilne
was devoted to introducing documentary
evidence of stealings of the gang. One in-
poTtant witness WAS put on the stand IN the
pereon OF Me Michaels, messenger of the
county board. He confirmed all the previous
damaging testimony against the defendants
relating to conversations that had taken
place in his hearing, in which various lots
Sere discussed and measures taken TO pre-.
vent dissatisfied conirDctt rs from ~''sQueal.
ing" Once, when a hardware merchant
named Busse sen, word that unless his bills
sere paid he would take from his safe certain
ard turn them over to the grand
jury, COMMISSIONS Van Pe!t became greatly
enraged aud wanted measures taken IL hayr
Busse's safe cracked that night.
An Inter Ocean special from St Ignacc,
Michigan, says: James Connors, n lumber.
maD, came IN from his camp, about forty
miles up the north shore OF the lake, TO-DAY,
and says a man arrived 1T one Of his camps
On Tuesday and wanted a lob Of cooliag or
some light work. Connors was shown a pho.
tograps OF McGarigie, and is certain it is the
picture Of the man who came to his camp
The supposition is that Blake antici Jatrd be.
II < searched and put McGaricle ashore btf re
reaching there. Mr.. Connors Is a man OF ia.
teIIg"hee and this clue win be followed no.
Charles Prey, cK-wardeu tf the Cook county
fndrmary,~ supposed To be connected with the
ho'd.ers, was arrested tonight and lodged Ia
jail.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-08-06
Invitation Committees.

The president on Thursday received a tele-
gram from Senator Harris saying that a com
mittee OF 100 citiztns Of Memphis was coming
to Washington to invite The president to visit
the city during his western trip. The prest.
ieut telegrauhed Senator Harris, in reply, 10
use bis iLanepce to prevent any movement OF
the sort. He said While he will always be
pleased to See teople cf Tennessee AT the cap
itai, he thinks they ought to be SCARED the
long Journey u Washington during the heat
ed term on n mission Of this sort, when a
~ritten Invitation sent by mail would he as
N -ctiye and as much appreciated. Similar
answers will be sent to other western cities
where arrangements are being made to send an
tu7tta'ion-beariag cOm-aittee to WASHINGTON.
Il Is stated at the white house that the Ires,-
dent VIII give the same consideration to inyi
tati0ns received b. mail rs TO those borne BY
committees, ia matter how large aud impress
siyc the latter may be.